Law Enforcement Torch Run (NSW) for Special Olympics

Law Enforcement Torch Run (NSW) for Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run is a worldwide organisation committed to raising awareness and funds for Special Olympics

A torch run is a team event comprising police officers, special athletes and occasionally members of the public held to celebrate a State or National Special Olympics Sporting Competition. The pace is slow and steady with many members of the team getting the opportunity to carry thr Flame of Hope at some point. It is rare for the Torch Run to exceed 3 kilometres in distance.

29/05/2026
Seven weeks to go till the Polar Plunge at Gunnamatta Bay, Cronulla on Sunday, 12 July 2026.Go to www.polarplunge.sydney...
23/05/2026

Seven weeks to go till the Polar Plunge at Gunnamatta Bay, Cronulla on Sunday, 12 July 2026.

Go to www.polarplunge.sydney for more information and to register or donate.



10/05/2026

Polar Plunge Season in New South Wales is getting closer - Twelve Plunges between Saturday 4 July and Sunday 30 August. Check out our plunge website for more information.

www.polarplunge.sydney



Polar Plunge is back – and this year there are twelve plunges across New South Wales and the ACT in support of the athle...
01/05/2026

Polar Plunge is back – and this year there are twelve plunges across New South Wales and the ACT in support of the athletes of Special Olympics.

This is more than just a cold dip. It’s a nationwide movement powered by people who believe in inclusion through sport.

Click on the link below to visit the Polar Plunge website to sign up for one (or more) of the plunges and get freezin’ for a reason!

https://include.specialolympics.com.au/polar-plunge



The Northern Ireland LETR crew, took Alan and Scott out on their final night in Belfast, and enjoyed a delightful evenin...
26/04/2026

The Northern Ireland LETR crew, took Alan and Scott out on their final night in Belfast, and enjoyed a delightful evening of fine food and drink.!! the brotherhood lives on !!

In June 2003 - I was fortunate enough to be invited to speak on the steps of Belfast Town Hall - to a crowd of Northern ...
25/04/2026

In June 2003 - I was fortunate enough to be invited to speak on the steps of Belfast Town Hall - to a crowd of Northern Irish supporters of Special Olympics, outlining the support that Law Enforcement personnel from around the world, including as far away as Australia would be giving to athletes involved in the 2003 World Summer Games (Dublin) … this Final Leg event was instrumental in founding and increasing LETR involvement for Special Olympics around the world.. including Australia !! Today I was back there on holiday, but reminiscing about the significance of that FINAL LEG event, and the many good things that came out of it for Special Olympics athletes worldwide… 🇮🇪🍀🙂🇦🇺

The Polar Plunge is back in 2026. This year we will be conducting twelve plunges, nine of them in partnership with Spec...
22/04/2026

The Polar Plunge is back in 2026. This year we will be conducting twelve plunges, nine of them in partnership with Special Olympics clubs across New South Wales and the ACT.

The Polar Plunge season runs from Saturday 4 July to Sunday 30 August.

Our signature event this year will be the ‘Commissioner’s Plunge’ at Marrinawi Cove, Barangaroo on Sunday 19 July.

The Polar Plunge website is now active - click on the link for more information about the events.

https://include.specialolympics.com.au/polar-plunge

Proving that LETR is truly an international brotherhood, Scott Whyte and Alan Keane today found Gary Gordon (LETR - Irel...
20/04/2026

Proving that LETR is truly an international brotherhood, Scott Whyte and Alan Keane today found Gary Gordon (LETR - Ireland) and dragged him away from his work at Kilkenny, to pose for photos, make bad jokes and point at him. He took it all in good humour - I think 🤔 - beers to come 🍻

09/04/2026

We travelled down to the NSW Police Academy today to meet up with Class 368 and challenge them to see how fast they could pull the Bearcat Tactical Vehicle.

Sixteen teams competed with Tutorial Group PAPA coming out on top.

More photos and video to follow

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